This is a scene from the second book of
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Mother-Tongue is a poem by
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the_vulture requested a picture of his travel companion, Teddy visiting South Australia. Here's a picture of Teddy at Rundle Mall in Adelaide, consulting with Truffles the pig about local tourist spots.


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In the latest vignette from robling_t's Hiraeth, Trevor, the youthful looking, but not actually underage vampire attends a stag party for his werewolf roommate's future brother-in-law, and his friends find themselves having to explain why he should not be photographed.


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This is a sketch of what was voted by readers of Karen Wehrstein's Philosopher in Arms to be Chevenga's coolest move in the Arkan war. After another battle lost to Chevenga's army, a fleeing Mahid has thrown a Fehinnan weapon, a delicate sphere which, if shattered would release a deadly gas, killing rider, horse, and anyone else unfortunate enough ( Read more... )

This is a cute scene from the end of the second volume of
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This is a sketch of Audrey, the human(oid) narrator of
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Aurora leads her best friend, Crown Prince Harrison, out of the forest to a scenic, secluded area near the border, where they can safely discuss magic - an ability they both had the misfortune to inherit, in a country where such powers are illegal, and punishable by exile. This particular scene is from the first part of Trust, which I had the ( Read more... )

This sketch is based on a poem by
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Hell Night at Addergoole proves as treacherous as ever in this scene from Creeped Right Out, by
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